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ItV S. 5505F.. TER M S . TUe MBSSEVQRR • fuddfahed weekly, on Thmtdy morniwg, at Three Dollars, if paid within th* year, and I< r d t not paid ti 1J tbe expiration o 1 the year. and dairti-isMtnt* wat exceeding twelve line*,will We inner led > i ) illar the tint insertions and Fifty Cents i> reach con lihH iafte. \dvertiaeiweat# not limited when handed in, will be intern'd till furbtd. Sites *>f ‘.and and Kegrae* by Kxecntora, Administrator* *•1,1 i*a*rdiaa, are repaired hy law t* h • advertised in a public gazette, sixty days previous to the day of sale. file sties f I*-rsoual Pmperty must be advertised in like manlier fortv days. N’ tiiee to n hrs and Creditors of an estate must hepub lisbed forty da\ Notice tii i pn'ieation will be made to the Court of Ordlna r-vfir kav • • ‘*ll !.hd aad >?csfroes, must be published week ,v for four ruwiuh - r .n liiy 4 \.i*e’ k. i )mc Dollar persquare, for each nsertioh. v ‘v ■! fdit? .i Candidates,Thvet* DaPara. , ,* U-; l i'KKS on buna: .♦ must be post paid. 65. K 4, A JC S s *s WILI P**l*F IN IHK H 1 ! • • r.M OF HIIUI. DK<I;R, JUNKS. HAK K, BALDWIN, I.RE, TWKKis, MACON PULASKI, CR A \V FORD 1)001.1, MONROE; AND HOI STUN. Ninv will ntt<*nd tile Supreme Cotitt At Nl l MeSr<*vi*. .vkinsvilli’ nn.l Savunuttli; An*ricun and Tallibtion, HMir and Miicnn. \l.n,tlie Circuit Court oft Vie United States, O’ Okfick over Wright’* Mat Srore. Maeon, Aug 26,184 C. 6m28 * ’v ilieir Works yr sli II know lltcrtt” • ♦ nti.t nflirr ur LOSS \I! c PUTS > - 3 • v .1- Strong v Wood's store,) for tb ic. . i * friosids and the public pfin tally. V ■ >f operating ha* bn n tc*tt*l by ttn ‘i/ensefj jt- ~i l.ir i.c.ir yu y. ar, and ackicsv ledged li\ the (■* *>’ !j ; .td i I-1 none, it is hoped that their contain : iv. .Mild Upon I'F.H MAN ENT and valuable Ojn Macon, Oct 7. 184 G. 34 . s. • IK iV 1, W. lil> UiK. illtorm ./a > Counsellors ut Znir, NAC OCiIES, TEXAS, Refcrenres: Hon. T. I. Re*, ) lloit. W. It. OcMiLTRt ■ ■ Nacogdoches, Texas. Dr'. J. I). Stark. i Hon. Balik Prttoh, ? New Orleans. lMesma. Wkiuht te Cnorm. ; Col. Kdmovd IJi.ANF, Macon, Geo. Sept 23.184 ti. _ Gm 32 1,000 SACKS SALT! fTjOR sale, apply at the Washington Hall, to < Scpi is _ sits 1• c. mMEjr. IN nil*, Iron and Hollow Ware. “"I If | kegs Cut Nails, •JvP J 15 tons Iron, assorted 1 to 10 inches, 2.0 M lbs. .Sheet Iron, 10,000 lbs. Hollow Ware, 2.000 lbs. Cast Steel, 1,000 German and Blister Steel, 2,000 Hoop mid Band Iron, 50 dofc. Hoes, 400 pairs Trace Chains, Received uhd for stile liv E. B. W EED. Deo 17 4J WOOD &. JBiIASISY, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN n uMi iia;, Mu/berr opposite the Washington Hall, Macorn, “VAT 11 ERE they keep constantly on hand, ii ll It a general assortment. The follow left. ihg comprise a part: \wj|Bpi*k Mahogany and Black Walnut Dressing JTfff°''W Bureaus, ilJfm II S s .debonrds, Centre Tables and Wash f 1 * Stands, with and without .Marble Tops, Card, Side Ahd Ladies Work Tables, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Cherry Dining add Tea Tables, Work Boxes, Portable Desks, Piano Stbols, Sofas, DiVnt, Ottomans, Quarttelld Tables, l.odkiug Glnsses, Looking (ilass Plates, fee. Szc. CH AIKS, of more than 20 diffeieut patterns, Mahog any, Black Walnut, Curl Maple, besides a variety of Stained and Painted,both and ornamental. Rock; Ing Chairs, of MahngariV, VVnlllut, Curl Maple and oth er kinds of 20 diffeP*nt patterns. BEDSTEADS, Os Mahogany, Walhut,Cherry, CuH, plain Maple and Poplar. WINDOW SHADES, alarge assortment constantly on hand. FEATH ERS—Feather Bods. MATTRESSES, of Curled Hair. Mop* and Cotton. Ladies and Gentlemen, one and all are most respect fully Invited to eice us a call before purchasing else where, as we shall use our utmost endeavors to please both in quality and prices. To Mann far turen —For sale, Copal Varnish, Ma hogany and Trimmings. N. B.—Furniture Repaired. Chairs and Sofas re seated with Cane and Hair Cloth. Oct. 7, 1840. 34 4m. rvIOEE NEW GOODS. (~IF,ORGK M. LOGAN & CO l ive just received JT Uie finest and assorted stock of I'aitry Dry Goods, ♦hst they hnve ever offered Or f?Io in thin market. They :*re determined to *rll every urticle on as reasonable tenrf* na hiiv honae in the city, #nd will not he under ohJ l>v anv. Their motto in future ahull he. “Quick Sales .|tid mall P-infilit,” —‘Cheap Goods,” the watch word. it oflrrod forCnsli. rhe following are a few of the many article* on hand. Paris embroidered re Robes-—very hue. rrend) emiiroidered Ohs ‘ meres. Super plaid, and shaded t lime re*, Plain Mods de Lninet—ah New style Polka Robes—fui . Extra fine embroidered Muslin h •* Fancy Dresn Silks, rich nml splen.i French Worked Capes, Collars nnd U-'imzattep, Kid Gloves, Twisted Mitts, Silk Hosiery, Ate., Flan- i rtels, Alpaccns, Figured Dimity, Black Romhar.ines, 1 Alpacca Lustres, Irish Lincrta, ‘Puhle Damask, Plaid Ginghams, etc. etc. Cloths, Ctissimorofl, nnd Vestings. Fine Cashmere Shawls, Rich Brocade, “ Black eml>nide:'ed Thibet Shawls and Handk’s. Fine embroidered l.inen Cambric liamlk’s, Purse, Twist and Steel Beads, Silk. Buttons,and Triniinicgs—of every quality. ALSO, A splendid assorhnent of CARPETING and RUGS b>w for CASH. . Also, a verv h*r~r nnd handsome selection of ? hina, Olan. anil Crockory-XYnrc, which’ will Im* sold rniicb lower linn u*tml—a* we ure anti-m* In .ell oil! h.il discontinue the business. C ,<! a;d examine these Goods before purchasing, I snd ,on >o obtain’ GREAT IIARGAINS. UK:. 7, llilfi. 34 m XL LX N B XL Y. MRS. L OF, COCKERILI.E HAS returned Irwin New York, and removed to Cot 6 \ Avenue, opposite the \V Mslufigloii Hall, and now otters tor xule a choice selection of MILLIKDKV CvTKM S, conniHtiug •) part of Ribbotti, Huwm, French I ab*, Cap*, French worked Collar*r Velvet a’ml Silk Bonnets; Straw, Tuscan, Adelaide, Victoria and English |N*arl Hrnid Bonnet*; Misses'Eutb oidered lUti, Chinese and Madonna do.; Head Dresse* , Head Ornament* ; Shell (yd Cmm-s ; Polka Purses; Gdld and Ivory F,muv) ; Gold Mid Silver Beads . Purse Silk; Gimps, Fringes, HdPAns, Aephyr Worsted Marking Canvass; Perl rated 1 a per; I adits’ Hair Braids; Cravats ; Embroid •red Work Baskets, B*C. The above articles me of the most fashionable styles am! latest importations, nnd a ill be sold for CAHH only. Mr*. DK COCK EHII I.R will continue to blench, press and alter all kinds of HtH” , Leghorn 41id Fancy Bonnets, m 4 style iiiirqualltd in the Southern country. Oct 0 3mJl OKDIT BAKhVIX. ■ ■ ■''AOK SALE, my plantation in Houston Id cotint), four niiMs north-west of Perry, containing nine hundred acres, one halt of Which are Cleared. Tht r are on aaid prym is.* an excellent two story Dwelling House, Gin House and *ll necessary out buildings, a springoffood watt r, and branch minting through the horse l"t. Any good year there can be made on the premises enough ,( pay lor said Land. Corn, Fodder and Stock of all kind* r 4ii be had on aaid premises. ’I his Land was purchased in 1334 for Nine Thou sand Dollars, and will be sold utthelow price of Three Thouaand Dollars, in three payment* Please ■ ‘stnine and see fbr yourselves. Mr. Littlejohn on the prem hrs will show the Land when called on. For farther Information, letters add resard tome nt II ills boro, Jasper county, will meet with prompt attention. <>*17,1854 20134 CLTMHKIU HKFSF,. CT Tha abave land will be sold at public sale in r ry.on the first Tuoaduy iu January, il not previoualv f°ld at private sale. \1 >IIMSTKV H)\V* SALE. m. at thv late result nc of ’I homas M. Matin, deceased, in ” outer county, the following property, via ; Mules, Horses, X'*''f<p, Cattle, t orn ami Foddar, household and hitch * n ‘Unmure. and other article# too numerous to specify.— nils to take place on Friday the Btl January next, and to be * ,u,, nacdf,umda? today ull’Hl ilfU told. Y nn# on thedny. ‘''*** 41 ‘ AMAH TANARUS, MANN, Adu.T st. isr.vsi.ir.r. caktek .v * . ('oiiiminsion iTlcrcliants | Nio. 15, M. <'l:irli*s Sln’H, NEW OH. Is BASS'S. I ! H. R KNIT ALL CARTER, > DAM KL PRATT, > l ! July 23, 1844 SHF.It WOOD PATTRR,SO v . corner of Secon ami Oak would mkirta ike public that ihey are pr. pared to execute liouse, Sign and Ornamental Fainting, O Ft A I ft I ft ti . Imitation of'Vood ami Mai*hle,flaaing and P*oer Picture frame* ins tic and Gilded. OLD CHAINS i H*--bottomed, Painted and Gilded ; l unutare V A rtihcd and Polished. ltell-ll:iiiKi>iK ... .i. the beat manner, materials furnished and warranted, j ,; iht and despatch, at is their determination not to ,>RS*cd b\ any c4ubii*hiueiii in the Snath. Person* in i it ut any of the aburc work, will pb-aae give •• a call, and ■ ilame*.pei imen*before eugagtng cincwhere April 1, 1846. >7 L4iin(er for Sale. IIMIE subscribers ure prepared to saw Lumber of any I size oi dimensions, at their Steam Saw-Mill, one and a half miles from the city of Macon : likewise sills or framing timber they will sell at their Mill or will de liver in Macon or vicinity, on us favorable terms as it cun be procured from anv other mill. JOHN D. GRAY Sl CO. Mamn, Sop> 9. 184 C 30tf KENDRICK 6l CLARK* KEEP constantly $n hand, ROPE, BAGGING fc TWINE. SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, IRON, N ILS, HOLLOW.\VARF.,&c.&c. all of which they osier at the lowest market prices. Sept 2-1,1846 y 32 TATI SACKS SALT *r.ah I. 4""l"s. pt 23 33 SCOTT, CARHAKT & CO. sfi t A COTTON nAVE removed tvi W. B. Parker’s store, on Cotton Avenue, nearly opposite J. Cowles’ Fire Proof Wure House, they have m store and offer lor sale on accommodating terms: 200 Pieces heavy Kentucky Bagging, 175 “ M Dundee “ 85 “ alightly damaged “ “ 50 Coils Kentucky and Manilla Rope, 00 Bags Rio Coffee, 20 Tons Iron, * 50 Kegs Nails. 1000 lbs Tank and Boiler Iron, 800 lbs Spring Steel, 800 Sacks Salt, 20 Boxes Tobacco, 10 41 Henderson Candles, If) Baskets Champaigrte Wine, 5 Boxes Burgundy 44 8 (’asks Bacon, Macon, Sept. 2, 1846. 29 STRONG & WOOD, .sll■ NOF THE BIG BOOT, Brick Building opposite G. M. Logan Sg Co's., A RE now reviving and opening a /Il large and splendid assortment of . VJ 8001 3, SHOES, HATS CAPS which they offer for sale at reduced prices, or as low as they can be pur chased in this or any other Southern market—compris ing in part the following kinds, viz : Gent’s fine French light Calf sewed Boots ; do. do. double sole do. do.; do. do. stout do. do.; do. do. pegged do; do. double soled do. do.; do. liizlit do do. • do. Calf and Kip Napoleon tapped do.; do. fine fine Calf half Bools and Brogans; do. do. Cloth; Lasting and Gout Brogans of various styles; Men’s Kip ami thick Boots; Boy’s Calf, Kip and thick Boots; Youth’s do. do. do. Bor Ladies —Fine black Gaiter Boots, thick and thin sole; fine colored do. do., variety of colors; fine Moroc co, Kil, Polka and Lace Hoottees; fine do. do. and Goat Walking Shoes; fine do. do. Slippers, Ties and Bus kins, black and colored. For Misses —Gaiter. Polka, Kid and Goat welt Root fees and Buskins; Kid Slippers,'l ies and Cloth fixed Buskins, black and colored. For Children —A larg* assortment of Polka, Gaiter, Seal, Kid, Cloth and Morocco Hoottees. M en’s, Women’s, Bov s’. Misses’, Youths’and Chil dren’s leather pegged Hoottees arid Shoes, of all descrip tions and qualities. Anew and beautiful article of Metallic Rubber Over shoes, for Gentlemen, Ladies and Misses. To Planters —B,7sfi pairn of Plantation or coarse Bro gans; a prime article of Men’s double side Iron and Wood tacked Russcttand Black; do. do. single sole do. do. do.; Boys’ and Youths’ of the same qualities. .4/so—ls dozen prime Calf JSkins; 10 dozen Linings of different colors; 1000 lbs. lit'mlock JSole Leather; 700 lbs Oak .Sole Leather. Bindirgt, Lasts, Pe£g, Thread, Awls, and nil other ar ticles used in manuta. luring Boots and Shoes. HITS AIV CAPS. Egg Anew nnd beautiful Stock, of all do n riptmns; Men’s and Bovs’ Palo Alto IpM H ATS anil CAPS. Gentleman’* fashion sble Beaver and Moleskin of diffeieut quul Men’®, Rove* and Youths’CAPS, of all descriptions and Macon. ( tel 11, 11 ! 1 Kcmcdirs Tor Fevers, and Fcvn* :ind lgsir. t'ITT wriOV'S Fevi-rand Ague Pills, J Hull’s Fcvf-r t Md Ague Pills. RowNiid * l onic Mixture, warranted evual to any prupa ration ol Quinine, tor above complaint*. For sale I<\ j. H. fc w. s k.i.Lis, Oct 7 35 Cotton Avenue, Macon. and 15aIc Hope. VG< )OD supply cons'antly on band, In gl9 47 PATTEN A fAYLI \ Point.:. Oils. Stc, I’I T ?T received from the “New’ York and Brooklyn White Lead Company,” Ao. 1, Ao. 2, Istra and Pure White Lead. ALSO IN STORE, Linseed and Tanner’s Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Varnish, Lampblack, Putty, Paint, Brmhe, Are. A. Aug 19 27 PATTEN iV LAY LOR. I > ,4CONI AM ceived. PATTEN & TAYLOR. Attg |j 27 BHI.S. REFINED 81 GAR for proaenriwg, itiit * ) received by I’ATTKN & TAI LOK. Aug 19 _ ‘27 \OTICC. riIHE subscriber has.just received and •# daily receivings fl large and well selected stock of time erica, Hardware, Crockery, Iron, lints. Knots and Sliors. together with a general assortment of Fancy and Staple -±> X <3KD4I>U>U # which hr hi.selected (be pat .unimer in N. w Vurk.ml Bn.- 1 tun market., ami cannot tail lu uit the uanuuf bo cu.tun- 1 t:r, .ml (lie public gener.lly- ..... Having nu inirreit, e\ihi r ilireetly nr imlir-eily, in ny ol •iieCnium tin-raiinu. <>l iKe.Uy.hi. iW.nii. will ili-mvrr ili.t j he can ad'.ril to .ell In. nominal a >■'> tunall ait. aim frum eo.t ; a* he will nt ver have In make upon hi. guwl* Inr lo.r. j oh Cotton operation. Hi. trinid. tr im the country con aim be ,ureil,teal any Cotiun orothci Pruauce a. in m hi. huuir t'ur vale, will alway.be ilirpu.rll of at Ibe higlif.t mui kel price, a, nu inrficiilual m ant way tonne led, will t>< allownl to he concern ‘d in any way in ihc pnreba.e ufCoitun. Any Colton rnl In In. lioii.e fur .alt .from hi. i ti.lnmrri, willalway.be old, when directed,at thi nr; high, .1 market uricr. without any charge or eumntiMion tin •• iinig. 1 ’ ‘ AMOS BENTON. Macon, Sept 11*40 W lAc# Goods. fill IK under.ignid are receiving and opening at ihrir I store, a few doors South ofthe Waalungtoit Hall, aml next adjoining the Georgia MttsciigerUfllee, a large and well selected stock of , and Staple Foreign (real American i> 11 Y U O OIDi. suited to the present and appr caching sea*'ns. w hich will be ■old at extremely low prices ly the piece or otherwise. IMau* ters. Merchants, ami purchasers gi u< iall>,are respectftilly invited to call and examine their stock. Sept 30, 184 ft 33 N. McK’XNON fc CO. Clolll*. CiiSSliniTh, VfMliilßM A< - SUPER West of England Hlack, Hltte-hlack, Blue, Invis ible Green, Brow n, and fancy Cloth#, an excellent assort tneitl. . _ London, Twerde#, Fimch and ‘ mencan Cas#imert. Velvet, Satin,Marseilles, and Fancy Vesting*. Ju.l received by N. MeKINNON fc CO. Sift 10, is.fl, J irr Slnl. Inmcs 11. Ilordiiwny ia can dictate for ‘lax Collector ot llibb county, atlbe enaung election in January lien. Joly.^ !\ %T. lil.l lSi. a ('noli 1 lie f i r.rreirer of To* lielurna, ol llibb eooi lv, WACO A, THURSDAY, DECEtIUER il, 1840. FIRE PROOF WARE-HOUSE. . t - t s MHF nrider grateful for 7 a I past favors, takoe this meth / m od of iiiforuiing hi* patrons, and I those who uiay give him their business, that he has (for the bet ter seeming their interests) obtained the beautiful and I well arranged Vi re Proof Ware* House, on Cotton Avenue, formerly occupied by J. Co’AT.f.s, for the purpose of Storing t'o/ton anda/l kinds of < outt fry Produce, lie- will, ns heretofoso, give bis personal attention to the Ware-House, ami pledges himself to use every exertion to promote the interest of those who may confide business to his charge. Macon, June 24, 1846. _ N. OTJSLEV .toA'i:S A’ MiOMs J\ WARE-Hotraia COMMISSION MERC HANTS, HAVE taken the Ware-House on t’otton Aven:te, formerly occupied by Moultrie iV. ('ampbki;.. Their best efforts will be emphn and to promote the in- 1 tereat of their patious. JUHN JONE^, W.M. S. HOLT. Macon, June 24, *846. 19 r* t r f i Ware House, and Commission itusiness. 4\7 INN & SEYMOUR will continue the above hu- V ▼ siiie-s at the same stand, and solicit from the planters a share of their putroiiage. Macon, June 10,1846. 17 FACTORAGE coMraisfcio m siwss. f I'fltK return t*irir grauftil / thanks to their friends and natron* / fkvora, and beg have to inform them that they will continue to transact JmoijH|?gjajEV the above business m the city of bavannah, under the firm of HAMILTON, HARDEMAN &. CO. and they hope, hy their zealous attention *ml best efforts in ail eases to promote the interest of those who favor them with business, to continu** to receive a liberal share of patronage. Our senior partner,Col. K. Hamilton, will,as heretofore, give his personal attention to the sale of Upland and Sea Island Colton, and the purchase of Goods on orders. KVERARD HAMILTON', THOMAS HAHDEMAN, CHARLES F. HAMILTON. Savannah, August 30,184A. 6m 29 ~ WARE-HOUSE Coin ui ias ion M a sines#, CHAVES, a- CO. TAKE this method of informing plxntevs and others, that in addition to their w holesale atid retJ? : .l Dry Goods nnd Grocery business, th“v will continue totransacta (tene-al WARE-HOUSE & COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the old staii;’, (Jong know n ait Graves’ Corner,) on the comer of /econd street and Com merce Row, and would reseectftjlly rejtew toe tender of tin ir services to their planting friends, apd others, w ith tiie assu rance, that those who may patronize ns in this line of busi ness, shall have our be/it endeavors to do them justice amt pro mote their interest. Our Wure House is conveniently situat ed ; and Cotton stored with us,shell be well takfcn care of, and protected from the weather. We will also assist with pleasure, our friends in selling their cotton and without charge; and we are at all limes prepared to make advance* on the same in Cash or Merchandize. We respectfully solicit a portion of the patronage of the public. GRAVES, WOOD & CO. Edwin Gravfs, Thomas Wood, > J. M. Kibhff., ) Macon, Jui; SO, INC, 34 WAKE-’IOOSa eoTiuissiox ui'snrss. f I *'• ‘obscri!)* r would most respectful T far | ly inform his frauds and the public / V JB generally, that he ha# taken that large and ctmmdiua Ware-house formely kept by Gen. Elias Beall 8c Cos., but mere recenly by Otis Icy 8c Jewett, amt offers his services as a Ware House and Commission Mertham. Any business entrusted to his care will meet with prompt attention, and he would most respectfblly solicit a share of p üblic patronage. Liberal advances made on Cotton iu store with him. WILLIAM M. ROBERTS. Macon, July 29,1846. y2t GEOKii #7 ~JE I I'ETT WILL CONTINUE THK XV'are-llouM* mid .Coiiuiiicsion H iihiuffii . \ B olie tat In* patronage ofh is friends vwW ‘ xaL pn d the pur lie generally. He will occupv the V/?re-hou*e on Cotton A venue, Hk.’ 1 a<yoiiiing Jones 8t Holt, and nearly oppo- Jb #Be Rosa 8t Brother*’ Store. In conut-o Vpn with the above, he has also rented an other near to Hu one above mentioned. From l"iig f ‘.perif iice in the above business,he hopes to give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their business. He will he assisted in the above business by Mr. M. D. C. JOHNSON, orCulloden,Geo. Macon, August 11, 1846. 94 WARE-HOUSE conniiiMiu rstxi*ss. n fpHK subscriber having rented theWnre T ~~ Tjr g House recentl) occupied b) Watt* 8 /. Moulton, situat’ don the corner of Third IJggje and Gaiilbosh streets, would rrijicrtfitlly inform Ins friends and the public,that this Ware-house being rcmotclVorn other build ings, i mure secure ami safe from fire than any other Ware- House in Macon. IBs personal attention will lie given,and all orders promptly attended to, either in celling or shipping Cotton sent to liih care. In addition, he ha* connected, n large and commodious WAGON YAH I), where can be accommodated one hun ired Wagons at a time. ISAAC McORARY. Aug 12. 1546. [TeleflVaph Copy.] 2t'tf Z. T. CONNI^iI F I AS rented the W UU -HQX’SF. it) y § I the rear of A.J. Whit ** store, on t Cotton Avenue. Continent that an inti- BBBMaavsjH mate acquaintance with the busmeaa >t JHwKHhHV this city for th< last twenty y fact that he is needy, v i 1 constitute an ap peal to w hich he can add nothing, he submit- ‘it*claim*to hi* acquaintances anil friends, and a liberal public. ADVANCES made on Cotton hi store, or shipments to any ofthe Atlantic cities,on customary rates’ Macon, Aug 15, 184'i. 27 The Btilacrfl>/!r having nssocinted himaelf in tha above buainpsd, fg'ipactftlVv invitee hi* friend* to give him a cnfl THOMAS T W HE. Ge^rffln-llonrof 1 roiiniy. ('ottrtuf Ordinary, July Wr-m, 18-h>. IT appearing to the Court that Joaiah G. Jordan, who i** the Guardian of Augnatua G. Smith, hath made regular returns up to this time, and tlm raid Angtieliifi G. Smith bein'* now of the age of twentv-one year* — Ordered, therefore, on motion of raid Jordan, that all perflnnaconcerned upppear at or before the next Janua ry term of lln* Court, anti show (if any they hive) why lectern dtamivrmry ahoulil not he granted to aaid Jordan, and that this order be published tt the law and i recta, A trite extract from the minute* of aaid Court, July f,lh, 1846. K. G. CAUANIBd,C.r.O. July II mbmTJ 111 TtYfeL’U* Stipccior C ourt, Octob’i Term, hlti. ABRAHAM WILLIAMS'] , , v*. | Bill for Dicovcry t Rrl’t^and William Jcpsoii, adm. fcc, liijuncuuii. James H irdy and Lena!- j cl P. Hoskins. J ■ I appearing to the Court, h* the return of the Sheriff, that I I.fiiiucl I*. Hoskins, one ol the Del- ndants to the*hove Rill is not to in tumid in said c oyiy, it > rdcr#‘d tti*#t -aid Lemuel I*. Hokinsdn on or licfo’V th'’ tir * day of tSe in xt term of thia Court, plead, uuw.r or demur to said in it, not | demurring a lone ; and that s. rvicc of this order lie p li. and by publication of the same in tha Georgia M saengi r once a , month for Ibur months A true extract from‘hi- minutes of the Court, this 15th Oct. 1846. P. REYNOL S^Clk. Oat 20,1 Ml. i Ylonroe I'omily. Inferior Court tilttu# jur ordinary put pout $, Frp tetuber /Vrm, 1846. FfIHOM AS BA I I 1.1-., adiinnistrator of the estate of N • d ban H. Bryan, late of said county, haying fqlly admin •tcred said estate pra\s letters of dbni*#ion from said admin istration. It is then for# ordered by the Court, that this rule hr pub lish* and Mice a month for six months, and at the first regular term of the Court thereafter, said letters will be granted, un it *s cause be shew n to the contrary. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, September M*, i l l'■ i Cl CABAWIM, C I <> rou SALE, . . i llltl.S. Corn Wlii.key, pur<—inailn bv the cub llLniler. J. W. HOWARD. WmiU-tl .VOO Im-lii'ls Muni, for hich il.. mark.! | live mil Bo |>iil. | Nov 13. 1154 C 401 l Fashionable ITlillinery. m itms. a. DAtlOim HAS just received anew and rpleiidid afisoittneiit cf Goods in the Millinery line, such ns r • Pattern, Velvet, Satin and Flush Hals of the latest • ; styles; * .Straw. Leghorn, Pamela Pearl & Dunstable Bonnets; A full assortment of Ribbon#; Flowers, I embers, nnd all finds of Bonnet materials; Hi!lc,Oahmere,and white and colored Muslin Rohea; j A fine assortment of Silk, Cashmere and Brocha Shawls ; New sty lea of Caps and Head Dresses ; Capes, Collars, Cite mi soften, Hosiery ; Laces of all descriptions: Bombazines, Alpaccas, Mouslin de I.aine, Silks, Me rinos and Cashmere, for dross goods. Macon, Oct 15,1846. y 35 CONFECTIONARY AND GROCERY. • j. 11. da none I S rerriving bis new supply of Goods in his line, a ! mong whie.li he particularly calls the attention of j 1 his customers to * A choii * article of old Brandy, Madeira, Port and ! Claret Wines; Pickles. Spires, Preserves, (‘akes, Candies ; Alsou fine assortment of Segars of various brands— -1 warranted imported Havana Scgtirs*. Me will keep a constant supply of Oranges, Apples, Onions, Potatoes,Cheese, Butler, Ruisins, Figs, Prunes, Almonds,aud other nuts; ) All other articles usually kept in that line. PICKLED OYSTERS bv the keg. Mat n, 0,1 15,1846 - hi kl m&- mi: B. I'. di ssai opened, and is constantly receiving at her Tlillii!t>r} and Press itlahm; 4 Es t:ihlitvlitiM 4 111. on street, over John L. Store, a full aasortnient of Ladies Silk, Plush, Velvet, and i'usran Bonnets; Ribbons; Leathers; Flowers; Dress Caps; 11 eud Dresses, and many other fancy articles. Also. Fringes; Gimps; Buttons; Steel Boekles, and Bracelets; and t full assortment of fashionable Trim mings, for Ladies’ Dresses. Bonnet--. Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Ladies* Dresses, Rilling Habits, &c., made jto order. Also, waists rut and filled us usual. Thankful for past favors, she solicits a continuance of the patronage of the Ladies. Macon, Oct. 28, 1846. Dm 37 .’TB ill liter if and Stress ,flaking. Mrs. PotYfll cV Mrs. IStitdin< k , WfLL carry on the above business, and execute all orders in the best manner, and most fashionable stvle when required. BLEACHING AND REPAIRING BONNETS, will also be done at short notice. Their residence is on ! the corner of College street, near the Female College. Macon, Oct. 28,1346. If 37 WATCHES, JEWBIrKxTdtC. .T. A. ft S. *. VIRGIN* At their old stand on Cation Avenue, opposite 1 Fit sh i ngton 11 alt, 4M7 (>1 LI) inform their friends and P’ddic, that they have now ! ■'vN on hand a good assortment of Gold nnd Silver Watches of the various makers, and of different kinds; also a good us '-rWi POrtrnPnt Q { Qo|d Chains, Seals nnd Keys, nnd a variety of other articles, consisting in part of the following : Spoons of pure Silver ; Gold and Sil ver Pencils; Gold Pens; Gold Foil and Wire for Den tists; fashionable Jewelry, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Ring* of latest patterns; superior Pen and Pocket Knives; Razors and Strops; Scissors; Bead Bags and Purses with steel ornaments: Head Ornaments do.; Steel Pens of Gillott’s make; Pistols and Guns; Ther mometers; Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes; Twe zers; nn assortment of Toys for Children, with a varie ty of other articles, which will he sold very cheap for cash. S. S. V. would take this opportunity to soy, that he has a good assortment of watch mnleriuU carefully se lected by himself: thes a , w ith the superior set of tools hr h is to work with, as well as other advantages, he ■ thinks he is prepared te execute work as well as work : gets to he done, it will be his aim to give entire satisfac i (ion to nil. Dec 17,1845. 44 NOTICE. ~~ Bargains! SSnrgaiiD! A place* for €SHEAT ISargaius! ffflllFi undersigned having taken the store on the cor- J nerqf Cotton A venae ami Cherry street, formeily called Ru.Vs store, but recently having been changed to that ol tho illO GItAWDE HOUSE, begs leave to inform the citizens of Mftcon, nnd planters, that he will constantly keep on hand an EXCELLENT STOCK of l>t y Goods Groceries ft Provisions, ! of nil kinds, which he will sell at the. LOWEST POS SIBLE RATES, being perfectly eonte.ited w ith QUICK SALE & SM \LL PROFITS. The public generally are respectfully requestro. if they w ant GREAT BAR GAINS,to drop into the RIO GRANDE MOUSE. Good* of any kind given in exchange for all kinds of produce ut cash prices. If. N. PULSIFEU, rnOFjUF.TOßofthe RIO GRANDK HOUSE. AT til- HfO OR IN’DE HOUSE run lir found r.! all timra TEA, mi EKE, SUGAR, SVKLT, MiII.ASSES, RICE HAUON, I.ARI), RUTTER, CORN MEAU, ORITS, FLOUR, MAOKkREI* fc iSI IA l> of tbr lir,: qua lit vin i ( uantil ica to suit/mrehaa or, AT tlir LOWEST It A I KS, and acnl to any part of llir ritv RREK of CUARtiE. ! MiEon, Sept 16, JB4G. P II I N t S ONLY. NEW FA LL ST YLES, At the extensive establishment of f. a: a: <v as it i: tv s t i: i:, 44 CLDAU .STREET, NKW-VOIIK, Wherepre concentrated tu-arly all the NEW STY'f-S of PRINTED CALK OKS which have been produetd in this rounfrybor imported for the fall trude.aud arc offered for sal* tbrCAtll OR APPKOVKD CRKDII at Prices Greatly Reduced, Within the last few days. [ tfT Purchasers are guaranteed the prices and allowances made for a given pi rind. 07* Catalogues (renewed and ccrrcoted daily) roguVatinp the prices—.re placed in the hands us buyers and sent with go ds ordered. AUGUST, 1844. J_4_ AE AV (i ROCfill A.\l> I’IiOVIMAV STOKE, Kulberry Mret. X&. ritEEIVIASV IS now ri-rpivinj n large eee'irlmeiil of f’AMU.V GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, which lie will m-II e low lor CASH, a. can lie ftirni.lied by nnv oili er e.tahll.hnieni in ihe city. He will lie cnnel.nlly rc eciving from New Vork, .uj>pl!e. ol the heel ami Ireih cal thul can he hail in the market. Hit* supplied cooaidl in part of the following articles ; Su*ar, ColTec Molaaeoe, Svrup, Tea. I'ihli, Sperm Oil, Soap, Tol.arro.Siiice., Nolk, l!niin. Cracker*,of nil kinild. fickle, by tile Jar or Gallon, Duller, Cheese, Apple*, Ac* Also, n fiqe aaaorlment of Stuart'* ci l.hratei) Sieam Retiocil Cmyiiee, noil Stuart’s \ ml lit Cremn.Cmnll. PerHon* vl*ll,rig nnv of the above articled, arc re .pertfullv il'.titeil in rail uml see him. Macon, Oct. IHIli. W .Volt:re's Great .IntiUolr \ GAINST lltit t vast liiniily of tlideaw* wliieh itrid. from I lie imporily of the bIood—INDIAN CO.\l pi)l'N|i KXTRACT OK SARSAI’AKH.I.A, pre pared -vith the ntinoet care from the beet materials, j ‘ No other medicine net* willi equal power uml kindli i nedd in enaea of Scrofula or Kioe’a Evil ; lilotclies, Hile.v, Teller*, I’aiiid ii. the Donee and Joints Eiupliona, ; I'nnpiea, Stubborn Ulcere. Rheumatism,Chronic Sore Eie*. amt all dmeadea arising from Indignation nr Dvs pppie'i. I.iver DieciidO and Affection of tor Kidney* vie Id teadilv, nnd the whole evalein i* renovaled anil made to bloom anew. Undies ol delicate and dehiliMied habits,children nfflicteil w ith hud liumord are wonder ’ fully relieved. Thi* article it warranted to be made from the he-t nnd pure*! materials. Knr *..le nl M. HaRTI.KTT'S Drug Store. I’riee $1 .)0, mi qnart Imttles. N*IS,I#4S n"'" 1 . WIILI.-STOWE3. TIIK asbacrib. r h. ing Agent l#r sn eater.ire Mill Slnn js't'ONKs, >rr. ( K v 7vrsinv' T Macoy, Nov U, U4'. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. Vr. || # 1) \ Y would inform hi#friends SR and* the* public that he ha* bought the QjWtOKV Stock formerly belonging to C. O. St. By /Al John, deceased,consisting of goto airasil- SI"*"” dim. ver Watches, Gold Fob and Guard Chain*, •WSe Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacle*, Gold Rraceletf, Clasps, Gold Snaps, Gold and Silver Thimhlea, Ladies’ Broaches, Gent’* Pin*, Knive*, Sciaors, Hasnrs, Itasor Strop*, Tooth and Hair finishes, Pi tol, and many more things, too numerous to mention He wHI have new stock constantly coming, and will order good* at the reqututof those who may wish any thing in his lint-. ZLBFAXRIZeO. Watches and Clock* Cleaned and Hepaired at tlm shortest notice, and done in the best possible manner, and warranted to keep good time, and done at the cheapest price. Kings, Pins,Bracelets repair'd in the best possible manner. Engrav ing also neatly executed. Persona would do well to call and see what lie will do, and there is no doubt but they will be pleased. Macon, Jan. 28, 1846. CO-PARTIWEItSHIS?. ffIHF, subscriber having take* his brothei. Reuben FI. | IVkite % into partnership, the business will lurr'aftwr be | continued under the firm ol A. J. Will 1 L Y< CO. ! Macon, July 1, 1846. A. J. WHITE. The subscribers have in store, and w ill Ik- receiving during j the summer and fall, A firm era I assort mint of foo<lsj Adapted to the season, consisting in part of St. Croix and Loaf Sugar, Staple Dry Goods, ltio, Lagiiira and Java Coffee, Saddlery, Shoes, Iron of all kind*, Liquors of all kind*, Hollow-ware and Kails, Teas—some very fine, German,Cast & Blistered Steel, Segars, Tobacco, Salt, Molas'i’s, Paints, Oils, Cilass, Ike. llastiisiz, Ttcinc and It opr. With their stork of Bagging, they offer some Kentucky 92 inches wide, ve!b adapted to square bait s, and which was highly approved ofthe past season by planters. Comprising mwi articles in the Grocery I.ine, which they offer at the lowest market prices, and respectfully solicit a call from their friends and the public. A. J. WHITE fc CO. I OT After the first of October, they will rt move to the brick I corner store two door* above their present location, formerly occupied by Chapman, Rost & Cos. • Macon, July 1, 1846. y 23 Itnrcaiiix! Baggaini! IN STAPLE DRY GOODS. AT IIAXCBOFT'S, NKVI DOOR TO A. J. WHITE & COS. f .lIN’E English Calicoes at 12 1-2 tents. . 7 8 Nashua Shirting (very heav>)6 1-4 cts. r -4 Shirting, 4 it*. White and Bed > Innntls 18 3-4 cts. Kentucky Jeans 20cts. Satinets and Plaids 37 1-2 cts. Shawls J 2 1-2 et* to gioo* 10 cases heavy Negro Kerseys 12 1-2 to 18 3-4 tt*. 5 hales HlujikcU 6V to V 8 CU. 10 hale* Sheetings. 10 hales Oxnaburga. 20 bales Cotton Yarn 75 cts. per bunch. Macon, Oct 7, 1846. 34 Cnsliincrcs, no Laities ami Silks, JMT BJ.YC/IOCT’S, NEXT DOOR TO A. J. WHITE Si CO. f ITHE richest and largest assort me nt of Silk* in the market jf can be found at Bancroft\s, 50cis. to $2 75. Cashmere* 44 to 95 cts. Lama de Larin* 37 1-2 cts. Mouslin de Lai lies 25 et*. Rich Scotch Plaids. KarUton nnd Si-oik Ginghams, Merinos, Aipaceas ami lioiubu zincs, Macon, Oct 7, 1846 34 For Gentlemen’* H ear. LK Under Shirts and Drawer*, Lamb’s Wool do. do. Marino do. do. Lamb’s Wool and Cotton Socks, Linen aud Cotton Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Ties, Gloves, Suspen ders, fee. &c. O. W. BANCROFT. Macon, Oct 7, 1846. -34 \eu Goods! Yew Goods! f|IHE subscriber ha* in *>l received, and is now open- j JL ing. hi* extensive Fall and Winter a’oek of Fancy j and .Staple DRY GOODS. Among which muv be I'MJiid Rich Fig. Silks, IS lack nnd Blue Black Satin, I Striped do., Flail) Bhiek and Watered do., Crossonn j Stripe do., Shaded and Figured Cashmeres and De Laines, in lurge quantities, and variety of patterns; Ore- j gon Plaids, anew style for Indies dresses; Ginghams and Calicoes \ Rich SiYk and Cashmere Shawls; Black, Changeable and Figured Alpaccas, from 20c. to $1,25; Tarlton, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Striped and Plaid do.; Irish Linen; Linen Sheeting; Russia, Scotch and Bird-Eve Diaper; Bordered, Hcm’d and Revere Stitch Hdkfr; Jaconet, Swiss, Thread and Lisle Edgings;! Neck Ties; Gloves; Mitts; Hosiery, Ciinihrje and I Furniture Diipity; White, Red, and Yellow Flannel;! Kentucky Jeans; Kerseys; Linseys; Tickings, Brown and Bleached Shirting and Sheeting; Negro uud Bed Blankets; Carpeting and lings; Rutland, I.epliorn nnd Florence Bonnets; Bonnet am) i Cup Kilihon, Fr-nch Flowers; Mn rani lies, Corcleil, Alu nilla, ami Crass Cloth’ Skirls; Corded nnd Worsted I’ntterns,&!■., &c. All nl'uliioh are now offered to pur chasers of Dry Lunds ns low .a can be purchased ia the State. The public generally are invited to rail anti see for themselves, as the Goods must he sold. IWOODRUFF. Oct. 7, HUG. 34 FUDLZC IWVITATZON. JOSEPH JIURnOCK 2 T AV IN'G taken the formerly occupied by G. I. I I. Shepard, next doo; to Whiling &i Mix's* Shoe Store, resn-rtfutty invite* The puhfic to examine his fall stock of STAPLE AND FANC Y DRY GOODS, be ing one of Aha richest denirable aaaortmnita of Fashionable Dry Gtodc ever offered in this city, and i tvliich shall be eold far CASH, at unprecedented low prices. A few of the many articles lie has just opened u re Rich Dress Silks, Black Mantilla and Apron do. Rich Cashmere*,'(Lnhre Mnped do.,Oregon Fluid*, 1 Gala Fluid for Children, Fluid Alpacca*, Black Silk Warp Alpaccas, very ine. Super Bombazines. Beautiful i'nshmere Shawls, Scotch Fluid, W oid Nct, and splendid Silk Shawls, j Jaconet. Mull and Swiss Muslins, Splendid Embroidered Muslin Rolies, French worked Capes, Collars and Slieqiqeeties, Thread, Lisle, SwLs, and Cambric Edgiilgh and fn serliugs, Chautilla Veils, Green Berage, Kid Gloves, Twisted Mitts, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Gimp*, Fringes, Silk Buttons, Zervltyr Worsteds, • Also, a beautiful lot of Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn, Ade laide, Victoria and China Fenjl Braid Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow er*, Ncc k ‘l ies, &c. Toguther with a good stock of Broadcloths, Cassi mers, Satinets, Kentucftv Jeans, Kersey*,Fluid Liuaevs, Reilaiut While Flannel^,FrintH Salisbury do.,Calicoeg, bleached uud brown Sheetings and Shirting*, with every \ article usually kept in,the Dry Good* line. A* he is determined to give nun AT BvHO A IK*, it will he for the interest of buyer* to examine lit* Block before ; purchasing. Oct 14, 1846 35 I GROCERIES. ffIHE subscrihors continue to keep a ffenerul assort I ment of GROCERIES AND STAFLE DRY GOODS, at their old stand, corner of Second and Mill-, berry streets,opposite the Washington Hall: they have just received with other articles the foil* wing .* 21 hhd. St. Croix and F. R. Sugars, 129 bag# Grpen Rio Coffee, 25 do. old Gov. Java do. £0f)0 yard* Negro Kerseys, 1600 Duffle Blankets3 ami o quarter, rtoo yard# (’ofton Osoabur^a, 15 tons Swcedea Iron, 700 rack* Liverpool Salt, 1500 pair Ru->et Brogans, 4 .... I witli a general taeoMinent in lher line, all wii ch i of fered at the lowest Cash prices. They re*| ectfully in- . vite nil wishitig to purchase, to examine their stock— , believing they cannot fail to he suited in price and anal* irv. CHAfi. CAMFBEI.L At CO. ‘Nov 4, 1840. M TEACH EH WANTED* , rMVHK umhrogmd Trust*** of ile Koaxvillc A/aitemynre | drxi I*oll* of provu ring the *rvic*i *at a T eaehcr fur die enraing )* r. A gout ten an of ex peril uce in the ha rim *1 of teaching, who can conn* well reconuneiided, would find it a nrofluolr .itu.tinn. “I h rtM,,*'>* )'“!*)•>, ihp.wki, r „ lt |. An) |ri inl< m,n in.kin* ,p|ilictnm inr 111. .aultinn nf I rn-li< r in dm Ai-aili-m, .ill l li-.cli tin- I.Htin Hint firrrk L.iikiurm, In-.u1., Il>i- ordinary brnnrlii. nf an K-.liah education , nd may ad.lrca • liy I. tur or othi-r. l.i GhOHtil*. It. HUN 1 KH, “I ,1. I. r.HKKN, L. K. HICKS, (’ KZKKII.I. HAM, Sj JOHN L. WOODWAVI), J Knncritlr, Nov 15, awJ9 TOIL THE LADIES. frsT received * lot of BLACK SILK M4NTILLAS. t „rw and licantifnl arlicln !<■> •nmr vrr) nrh ” htndMMK s.lk and Wm.ten SH A W I.S, whreh, . ith l.i y* drr ” **** 9,U ta { S "' 4 ‘ VVf o. W. PRICK. VOLUME XllV.-!\0.4‘2, FLOYD HOUSE, ftfar.on, Georgia. *—JI riAIIK subscribers have taken that well I known Hotel.the Fl.OTI) 1100-s, and are associated under the tirai of BROW iV lllllgw* dr. LAN IK 11. It will lie needles* to made promise, ms one ofthe firm lias been well known us keepet ol tb Washington Hull, nod the public are acquainted with Itis manner of doing business Tbo Table and Bar 1 filial! not be surpassed by any one, and their Siablfs at airy, with firm dirt floors, and not surpassed by any ta (ieonjn, C'litirges ate reasonable as the times will permit. THOMAS A. BROWN, STERLING LAN IKK U 7” The subscriber solicits bis old friends and pat rons at the \\ eahinglua Hall, to give him a call at Ins new stand. St. I.amkk. W. B.—The ofliee of the Tallabasstte and Colutnbu* line of Staee kept at this House. July :: tt Sltf THE FRANKLIN 1101 SE, AVj. 105 i'hesnut Street, between Third and Fourth, PHILADELPHIA. j f|lHXs popular aud Central Hotel, established by the Messrs g Sanderson, having passed into the hand* of the Subset i her, ImfCnirt* t inform lit* friend* ami the public that it is now o|ncu lor (Le reception of visitor*. Tuthose who have visited u The Erauklin House”, it**d vantages a* a desirable mopping place are well known; n> those win. have not, it tviil he only necessary to state that it i* situated m the busiest part of the moat fashionable afreet, in the immediate vicinity of the Kxchange, Post Office, Hanks, Cdatum Home, Places of Amusement, Hotels, hu-am Itsai Landing*, Railroad Depots, Public Squares, Court j Houses, Ktc. Jitc. Since the change of proprietors, a large amount of money has been xpended iii enlarging, re-fitting, re-fuctiirhin ami 1 painting. Ainong the iiumeruti* improvt no m*. may be men tioned rnproved entrancca,a New Ladies* Ordinary , anew Gentlemen's Dining Saloon, new Pariour*, n w Chambers, new Kitchen, and new Bar Hoorn, beside# many otln r minor inhrovctaehtt. J lie prim 1 pal. feature” of a first rate Hotel—“ The Table and Win*- (1 liar,” will le under the management f Mr. JAMKi M. SANDERSON, our of tlic former proprietor*, whose ambition to excel a- a Caterer i* veil known. Hi* widely celebrated Cook, “ Rcllelin , aided by experienetd *- aistatitK, avi|| -rill continue to be hi* right hand man. The Office and Hook* will he under fhr charge of Mr. GEO. P. Bi'RNH \M, late the able Editor of the “Daily Ohm Union, 1 ’ of* mcinnati. and more rt-i-cmly of Boston. In abort great exe rtion* have been made, and hereafter will not he spared, to nnder“ The franklin” one ofthe xeryjlrst Hotels for com tort, convenience, aud good living. , U. K. JIIXOR. Philadelphia, .November, 1846. .^9 STATE OF GEORGIA. DEL’ATt'R, flfl District. ? Thursday , 20/A Avgust., DDE. \ fflll B Honornhle the Supreme Court of the Slate of I Georgia, met purauant to adjournment, preaent, their Honors, Jttpeph H. Lumpkin, Hiram Warner aud FugenitiH A. Niebei, J udges. Monroe Rail Road and Hanking Company, ct at. i'laiutifia in Errur* . VS. ! The Rossetti Manufacturing Company, et at. Defendants. The same Parties, v "* t * The tame Partins ) By consent of the parties, in each of the above stated rftnsp*, by their respective Counsel, ft is ordered, that lh suid two causes he tried togeth er,.and that tlie Judgment,.nnd Order, and Deoet* ol this C< mrt, slmll ppplv to n/nl he hinding in each fate, and be so certified, to the Court below . This muse came on to L? heard on the transcript of tin* Record from the Superior Court, of the county of Bibb, and was agreed by Counsel, W hereupon,it n*ron sidered, and adjudged by the Court, that the Judgment ofthe Court below he reversed on the following grounds: First.—Beqanee it is the opinion of this <*onrt, that the Rill holders had a paramount lien only on the F ind raised by the aide of the Railroad from Macon to Griflin, ana so much only of the Road from Griffin to the termi nus, in DeKalb, as was built by the Monroe Rail Road and Banking Company, prior to the 2d day of August, 1812. and that the Contractors of the second narf under the agreement of the 2d August, 1842, in the Record mentioned, had a prior and superior Fquily to the Bill holders to he paid out of said fund, in proportion to the relative value of the work done by them on said Road, and materials furnished between Griffin and the termi nus ofthe Rond, in the countv of DeKalb, nnd flint the Court below committed error in excluding said Con tractors from a participation in said fund to the extent of the relatiee ea/uc qf their claim for work and labor done, and rhateriulsandequipment* furnished said Road, between the city of Griflin and the terminus of the Road Jn DeKalb, ns aforesaid. It is further the Judgment of this Court, tint the rel ative value ol the work and labor done, and jnaterials snd equipments ‘urnhhed on said Road, fiy fui Con tractors, between the places last aforesaid, ie apportion ed by three Commissioners to he appointed bv the Com t below, with power to hear evidence in relation thereto, nnd nmke report therein within such time us to the said Court filial! deem expedient. Second. —Because the Court below committed error in deciding “That the Bank Bills should take each ia proportion to lh<* value received by-the Bank for it nl the time of its emission by tho Bank/’ \\ being tlee opin ion of this Court, that each Bank Rill should take in proportion to, the quantum of consideration paid there for by the holder or claimant on the Fund, and that such holder or claim'll)! should slate the quantum of consid eration actually paid therefor, on oath, in writing, with tire ri 2 lit of ether contesting claimants for said fund to traverse th ( * same. Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia. Mim.kdgeville, 11th September, 1846, I, Robert E. Martin, Clerk of lire Supreme Court f the State of Georgia* do certify the annexed Judgment ofthe Supreme Court, in the cases therein stated, to b u true extract from the M mutes of said Court. Given under mv hand nnd seal of office. ROUT. E. MARTIN, Cl’k. [L. S.) n Rlim SUPERIOR COURT*/ November Term, 1846. J In obedience to the foregoing Judgment,decision,and order of the Supreme Court ot the State oi‘ Georgia, It is ordered by this Court, that John N. Williamson, Esq. 1 us the county of Newton, W t>r, I). Alexander, Esq., of tlie county of Meriwether, and ( harles F. M. Garnett, Esq., the Chief Engineer of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, he, and they are hereby in virtue of the Judg ment aforesaid, appointed Commissioners to apportion in conformity to the raid Judgment, the relative value of the work and labor done, and materials and equip ments furnished on ti e Monroe Kuihoud between the ci,ly of Gnthp and the lermiuus of said Road, iu ike county of DcKnlh. It is further ordered by this Court, that if the claims of tl contractors for such work and labor done, and materials and equipment# furnished, have been transfer* red, the pre*ynt holders thereof shall state the quantum ol consideration actuallv paid therefor on uaih, in writ ing, with the right of other contesting claimants for the fund set apart by the Judgment aforesaid, for the pay ment of debts or claims of this character, to traverse |fi same, which said oath ill writing shall bo delivered to the Commissioner*afMfiaid. It is further ordered, that the (a)imnis*i’ tier* aforesaid, do forthwith proceed to thncityof Griffin, and then and there to adopt such measures as shall enable them fully to carry into rffect the Judgment aforesaid, and to repdrt their proceedings to the presiding Judge ol this Court, on or before the first Monday in January next. It is further orjered by tips Court, in ohfidienre to the aforesaid Judgment of the Honorable the Supreme Court, that the holders or claimants on the fund set apart for the payment of Bank Hills, shall, on or befoie the first Monday in February next, file with the Clerk of this Court, their oath in writing, staling therein the quantum of consideration actually pnid by each of them fo r the Bank Bill* so held or claimed, and thHt Robert V liar-* deinan, Richard &. Hines, and Henry G. Rots, Ksqrs., make out aiul report to the Judge of this Court h full nnd complete statement of what shall be the asa * ruined proportion of each claimant. 2 1 is further ordered, that the Clerk of this Court forth’ with furnish to each of the said CounniHsKHiers, first *• foraoaid, n true copy of the aforesaid Judgment of the Honorable, the said SSupmua Couit, and also of tiu order. It is further ordered, that this order be published once a week for eight weeks, in the Gazette# of MilledgeviMe aud Matron. And further, that in the event ofthe refusal of either of the Commissioner# aforesaid, to accept, thut they are requested forthwith to communicate the same to the fire aiding Judge of lids Court, that the vacancy may be fill l cd bv ail appointment at Cbambfr*. A true copv from tbe M mutes ol Bibb Superior Court, ’ Nov ember 3d, 1840. HENRY G. ROSS, Cl’k. Nov. I. IURL NHilu of CeArffifi-Ilptoit County. Inferior Court silting for ordinary purposes, Septem ber Term, 1840. lIRK.RF.JfT their Hauer* Edwin CL Turner, William Lowe, William Suivry and William Trice—Jnstic *;pn siding. Whereas Andrew J. White and Hitlbrii H. While, admin iatrotors of Maxflt ld H. Willifbrd, deceased, represent that they have fully administered the estate of said drefusd, and apply to be dooms**d th rtfrein. It i* therefore ordered by the Court, that eitat on he pub lished in term* ofthe law, iu the Georgia Mes* ngt r. rvquir ’ inr all person* concern! and, to show cause if any they have, at or befhre the nest March terra ot this Court, why .aid letters should not be granted. A true extract L oin the minutes of a#d Court gejn 14 m6mJ7 WM. A. CUBn, C. C. 0